Tomi, Nagano, Japan｜Yodaya

Wow ❗ There is no other restaurant where you can eat such delicious "Unaju" at this price 😱 I visited here for the first time today, and I found a really good "eel restaurant" 😁 There are two entrances. I visited around 11:30, but I was the only one there😁The inside of the store is small, with three tables for four people. As I was looking at the menu hanging inside the store, the landlady brought me some tea. He was a very soft-spoken person 😊 When I asked about the ``4,000 yen for eel jug'', I was told that it was for one eel and that the eel was not on top of the rice, but that the eel and the rice were separate. I like the eel on top of the rice and the sauce soaking into the rice, so I ordered the ``Unaju'' (2,400 yen). One eel was a charm...🤔 It's here! When I opened the lid, half the eel and the tail were on top of the rice, and just the right amount of Japanese pepper was sprinkled evenly over the eel. The eel was thick, had just the right amount of fat, and was soft ❗ The sauce was just the way I liked it 🤤 And it came with liver soup for 2,400 yen ❗❗ I think it's definitely cheap❗❗❗👍 There is a free parking lot in front of the store, which is helpful. That's right, the place was full within 5 minutes of me entering. Then, three customers took turns taking their ``eel bento'' home. It's a popular local store 🙂 Thank you for the meal🤗

The price of eel really varies depending on the store. Personally, I think the average eel price is around 3,000 yen. Meanwhile, this restaurant is so generous that you can eat eel bowl for less than 2,000 yen. It has a good amount and tastes good. It's not an eel specialty restaurant, so it's nice that they have katsudon and other set menu items. It's not a large store, but it's not too crowded and feels comfortable.

after a long time I ate delicious eel ❤️ Impressed by the plump and fluffy eel! ! And 4,000 yen is too cheap for such a big eel! ! !